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Marvin Zhang 06/20/2016
Lecture 1: Introduction
Welcome to Berkeley Computer Science!
Humans of CS 61A
Humans of CS 61A
2Lecturers
Humans of CS 61A
2Lecturers 12TAs
Humans of CS 61A
2Lecturers 12TAs
13Tutors
Humans of CS 61A
2Lecturers 12TAs
13Tutors
100+Labassistants!
Humans of CS 61A
2Lecturers 12TAs
13Tutors
100+Labassistants!
400+Students!!!
Computer Science in one slide
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
ComputationalBiology
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
ComputationalBiology
...
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
ComputationalBiology
...
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
ComputationalBiology
...
NaturalLanguageProcessing
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
ComputationalBiology
...
NaturalLanguageProcessing
MachineLearning
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
ComputationalBiology
...
NaturalLanguageProcessing
MachineLearning
ComputerVision
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
ComputationalBiology
...
NaturalLanguageProcessing
MachineLearning
ComputerVision
Planning
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
ComputationalBiology
...
NaturalLanguageProcessing
MachineLearning
ComputerVision
Planning
Robotics
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
ComputationalBiology
...
NaturalLanguageProcessing
MachineLearning
ComputerVision
Planning
Robotics
...
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
ComputationalBiology
...
NaturalLanguageProcessing
MachineLearning
ComputerVision
Planning
Robotics
...
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
ComputationalBiology
...
NaturalLanguageProcessing
MachineLearning
ComputerVision
Planning
Robotics
...
Manipulation
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
ComputationalBiology
...
NaturalLanguageProcessing
MachineLearning
ComputerVision
Planning
Robotics
...
Manipulation
NavigationandLocomotion
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
ComputationalBiology
...
NaturalLanguageProcessing
MachineLearning
ComputerVision
Planning
Robotics
...
Manipulation
NavigationandLocomotion
Perception
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
ComputationalBiology
...
NaturalLanguageProcessing
MachineLearning
ComputerVision
Planning
Robotics
...
Manipulation
NavigationandLocomotion
Perception
Human-RobotInteraction
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
ComputationalBiology
...
NaturalLanguageProcessing
MachineLearning
ComputerVision
Planning
Robotics
...
Manipulation
NavigationandLocomotion
Perception
Human-RobotInteraction
...
Computer Science in one slide
• What problems can computers solve?• How do we get computers to solve these problems?• What are general techniques for problem solving?
Systems
ArtificialIntelligence
Security
Networking
Theory
ComputationalBiology
...
NaturalLanguageProcessing
MachineLearning
ComputerVision
Planning
Robotics
...
Manipulation
NavigationandLocomotion
Perception
Human-RobotInteraction
...
CS 61A in one slide
CS 61A in one slide
• High-level ideas in computer science:
CS 61A in one slide
• High-level ideas in computer science:• Abstraction: manage complexity
by hiding the details
CS 61A in one slide
• High-level ideas in computer science:• Abstraction: manage complexity
by hiding the details• Paradigms: utilize different
approaches to programming
CS 61A in one slide
• High-level ideas in computer science:• Abstraction: manage complexity
by hiding the details• Paradigms: utilize different
approaches to programming
CS 61A in one slide
• High-level ideas in computer science:• Abstraction: manage complexity
by hiding the details• Paradigms: utilize different
approaches to programming
CS 61A in one slide
• High-level ideas in computer science:• Abstraction: manage complexity
by hiding the details• Paradigms: utilize different
approaches to programming
• Master these ideas through implementation:
CS 61A in one slide
• High-level ideas in computer science:• Abstraction: manage complexity
by hiding the details• Paradigms: utilize different
approaches to programming
• Master these ideas through implementation:• Learn the Python programming language (& others)
CS 61A in one slide
• High-level ideas in computer science:• Abstraction: manage complexity
by hiding the details• Paradigms: utilize different
approaches to programming
• Master these ideas through implementation:• Learn the Python programming language (& others)• Complete large programming assignments
CS 61A in one slide
• High-level ideas in computer science:• Abstraction: manage complexity
by hiding the details• Paradigms: utilize different
approaches to programming
• Master these ideas through implementation:• Learn the Python programming language (& others)• Complete large programming assignments
• A challenging course that will demand a lot from you
Alternatives to CS 61A
Alternatives to CS 61A
CS10:TheBeautyandJoyofComputingcs10.org
DataScience8:FoundationsofDataSciencedata8.org
Offeredthissummer!
Course overview
Course overview
• Lectures: Mon-Thurs, 11am-12:30pm, 2050 VLSB• Labs: the most important part of this course
Course overview
• Lectures: Mon-Thurs, 11am-12:30pm, 2050 VLSB• Labs: the most important part of this course• Discussions: the most important part of this course
Course overview
• Lectures: Mon-Thurs, 11am-12:30pm, 2050 VLSB• Labs: the most important part of this course• Discussions: the most important part of this course• Office hours: the most important part of this course
Course overview
• Lectures: Mon-Thurs, 11am-12:30pm, 2050 VLSB• Labs: the most important part of this course• Discussions: the most important part of this course• Office hours: the most important part of this course• Online textbook: composingprograms.com
Course overview
• Lectures: Mon-Thurs, 11am-12:30pm, 2050 VLSB• Labs: the most important part of this course• Discussions: the most important part of this course• Office hours: the most important part of this course• Online textbook: composingprograms.com
• Regular homework assignments
Course overview
• Lectures: Mon-Thurs, 11am-12:30pm, 2050 VLSB• Labs: the most important part of this course• Discussions: the most important part of this course• Office hours: the most important part of this course• Online textbook: composingprograms.com
• Regular homework assignments• 4 big programming projects
Course overview
• Lectures: Mon-Thurs, 11am-12:30pm, 2050 VLSB• Labs: the most important part of this course• Discussions: the most important part of this course• Office hours: the most important part of this course• Online textbook: composingprograms.com
• Regular homework assignments• 4 big programming projects• Weekly quizzes, one midterm, and one final exam
Course overview
• Lectures: Mon-Thurs, 11am-12:30pm, 2050 VLSB• Labs: the most important part of this course• Discussions: the most important part of this course• Office hours: the most important part of this course• Online textbook: composingprograms.com
• Regular homework assignments• 4 big programming projects• Weekly quizzes, one midterm, and one final exam• Lots of special events!
Grading
Total 300 points
Grading
Grading
Assignments 150 points
Grading
Assignments 150 points
Exams 150 points
Grading
Exams 150 points
Homework30points
Grading
Exams 150 points
Homework30points
Lab20points
Grading
Exams 150 points
Homework30points
Lab20points
Projects100points
Grading
Homework30points
Lab20points
Projects100points
Weeklyquizzes40points
Grading
Homework30points
Lab20points
Projects100points
Weeklyquizzes40points
Midterm40points
Grading
Homework30points
Lab20points
Projects100points
Weeklyquizzes40points
Midterm40points
Final70points
A few grading details
A few grading details
• 10 homework assignments, 3 points each
A few grading details
• 10 homework assignments, 3 points each• Can make up points from one homework with surveys
A few grading details
• 10 homework assignments, 3 points each• Can make up points from one homework with surveys
• 12 (graded) lab assignments, 2 points each
A few grading details
• 10 homework assignments, 3 points each• Can make up points from one homework with surveys
• 12 (graded) lab assignments, 2 points each• Two lowest lab scores will be dropped
A few grading details
• 10 homework assignments, 3 points each• Can make up points from one homework with surveys
• 12 (graded) lab assignments, 2 points each• Two lowest lab scores will be dropped
• Written quizzes will be in lecture on Thursdays
A few grading details
• 10 homework assignments, 3 points each• Can make up points from one homework with surveys
• 12 (graded) lab assignments, 2 points each• Two lowest lab scores will be dropped
• Written quizzes will be in lecture on Thursdays• We have sent out instructions for students who cannot attend
Thursday lectures
A few grading details
• 10 homework assignments, 3 points each• Can make up points from one homework with surveys
• 12 (graded) lab assignments, 2 points each• Two lowest lab scores will be dropped
• Written quizzes will be in lecture on Thursdays• We have sent out instructions for students who cannot attend
Thursday lectures• One written or coding quiz score will be dropped
A few grading details
• 10 homework assignments, 3 points each• Can make up points from one homework with surveys
• 12 (graded) lab assignments, 2 points each• Two lowest lab scores will be dropped
• Written quizzes will be in lecture on Thursdays• We have sent out instructions for students who cannot attend
Thursday lectures• One written or coding quiz score will be dropped
• This class is not curved!
A few grading details
• 10 homework assignments, 3 points each• Can make up points from one homework with surveys
• 12 (graded) lab assignments, 2 points each• Two lowest lab scores will be dropped
• Written quizzes will be in lecture on Thursdays• We have sent out instructions for students who cannot attend
Thursday lectures• One written or coding quiz score will be dropped
• This class is not curved!• Collaboration, not competition
The limits of collaboration
The limits of collaboration
• Everyone should give and receive help, because everyone benefits and learns
The limits of collaboration
• Everyone should give and receive help, because everyone benefits and learns
• There is only one rule:
The limits of collaboration
• Everyone should give and receive help, because everyone benefits and learns
• There is only one rule:
• Your code is yours, and yours only.
The limits of collaboration
• Everyone should give and receive help, because everyone benefits and learns
• There is only one rule:
• Your code is yours, and yours only.
• This means that:
The limits of collaboration
• Everyone should give and receive help, because everyone benefits and learns
• There is only one rule:
• Your code is yours, and yours only.
• This means that:• You cannot copy or use code from anyone except your partner
The limits of collaboration
• Everyone should give and receive help, because everyone benefits and learns
• There is only one rule:
• Your code is yours, and yours only.
• This means that:• You cannot copy or use code from anyone except your partner• You cannot share your code with anyone except your partner
The limits of collaboration
• Everyone should give and receive help, because everyone benefits and learns
• There is only one rule:
• Your code is yours, and yours only.
• This means that:• You cannot copy or use code from anyone except your partner• You cannot share your code with anyone except your partner
• Share and discuss ideas, not code
The limits of collaboration
• Everyone should give and receive help, because everyone benefits and learns
• There is only one rule:
• Your code is yours, and yours only.
• This means that:• You cannot copy or use code from anyone except your partner• You cannot share your code with anyone except your partner
• Share and discuss ideas, not code• Build good habits now!
Getting help
Getting help
• Discuss everything in the course, except exams, with your partner and your classmates
Getting help
• Discuss everything in the course, except exams, with your partner and your classmates• Teaching is the best way to learn
Getting help
• Discuss everything in the course, except exams, with your partner and your classmates• Teaching is the best way to learn
• Ask and answer questions on Piazza
Getting help
• Discuss everything in the course, except exams, with your partner and your classmates• Teaching is the best way to learn
• Ask and answer questions on Piazza
• Use the course staff! We’re here to help you learn
Getting help
• Discuss everything in the course, except exams, with your partner and your classmates• Teaching is the best way to learn
• Ask and answer questions on Piazza
• Use the course staff! We’re here to help you learn• Labs and office hours are the perfect time to talk to
the lecturers, TAs, tutors, and lab assistants
Getting help
• Discuss everything in the course, except exams, with your partner and your classmates• Teaching is the best way to learn
• Ask and answer questions on Piazza
• Use the course staff! We’re here to help you learn• Labs and office hours are the perfect time to talk to
the lecturers, TAs, tutors, and lab assistants• Lab assistants will also be available for checkoffs
during labs
A few last thoughts
A few last thoughts
• Find all the course details and news on cs61a.org
• The most important course policy is not:
A few last thoughts
• Find all the course details and news on cs61a.org
• The most important course policy is not:• Grading
A few last thoughts
• Find all the course details and news on cs61a.org
• The most important course policy is not:• Grading
• 75% of students in this course receive As and Bs
A few last thoughts
• Find all the course details and news on cs61a.org
• The most important course policy is not:• Grading
• 75% of students in this course receive As and Bs• There is no curve! All of you can get an A+
A few last thoughts
• Find all the course details and news on cs61a.org
• The most important course policy is not:• Grading
• 75% of students in this course receive As and Bs• There is no curve! All of you can get an A+
• Cheating
A few last thoughts
• Find all the course details and news on cs61a.org
• The most important course policy is not:• Grading
• 75% of students in this course receive As and Bs• There is no curve! All of you can get an A+
• Cheating• There is a community of staff and students that want
you to succeed, and will help you succeed
A few last thoughts
• Find all the course details and news on cs61a.org
• The most important course policy is not:• Grading
• 75% of students in this course receive As and Bs• There is no curve! All of you can get an A+
• Cheating• There is a community of staff and students that want
you to succeed, and will help you succeed
• The most important course policy is learning
A few last thoughts
• Find all the course details and news on cs61a.org
• The most important course policy is not:• Grading
• 75% of students in this course receive As and Bs• There is no curve! All of you can get an A+
• Cheating• There is a community of staff and students that want
you to succeed, and will help you succeed
• The most important course policy is learning• Learn a lot, have fun, and welcome to 61A!
And, conveniently, an introduction to Python
An Introduction to Programming
Course organization
• Every week will center around a theme, and have a specific set of goals.
Course organization
• Every week will center around a theme, and have a specific set of goals.
Course organization
Introduction
• Every week will center around a theme, and have a specific set of goals.
Course organization
Introduction Functions
• Every week will center around a theme, and have a specific set of goals.
Course organization
Introduction Functions Data
• Every week will center around a theme, and have a specific set of goals.
Course organization
Introduction Functions Data Mutability
• Every week will center around a theme, and have a specific set of goals.
Course organization
Introduction Functions Data Mutability
Objects
• Every week will center around a theme, and have a specific set of goals.
Course organization
Introduction Functions Data Mutability
Objects Interpretation
• Every week will center around a theme, and have a specific set of goals.
Course organization
Introduction Functions Data Mutability
Objects Interpretation Paradigms
• Every week will center around a theme, and have a specific set of goals.
Course organization
Introduction Functions Data Mutability
Objects Interpretation Paradigms Applications
• Every week will center around a theme, and have a specific set of goals.
• This week (Introduction), the goals are:
Course organization
Introduction Functions Data Mutability
Objects Interpretation Paradigms Applications
• Every week will center around a theme, and have a specific set of goals.
• This week (Introduction), the goals are:• To learn the fundamentals of programming
Course organization
Introduction Functions Data Mutability
Objects Interpretation Paradigms Applications
• Every week will center around a theme, and have a specific set of goals.
• This week (Introduction), the goals are:• To learn the fundamentals of programming• To become comfortable with Python
Course organization
Introduction Functions Data Mutability
Objects Interpretation Paradigms Applications
What’s in a program?
What’s in a program?
• Programs work by manipulating values
What’s in a program?
• Programs work by manipulating values
• Expressions in programs evaluate to values
What’s in a program?
• Programs work by manipulating values
• Expressions in programs evaluate to values• Primitive expressions evaluate directly to values with
minimal work needed
What’s in a program?
• Programs work by manipulating values
• Expressions in programs evaluate to values• Primitive expressions evaluate directly to values with
minimal work needed
• Operators combine primitives expressions into more complex expressions
What’s in a program?
• Programs work by manipulating values
• Expressions in programs evaluate to values• Primitive expressions evaluate directly to values with
minimal work needed
• Operators combine primitives expressions into more complex expressions
• The Python interpreter evaluates expressions and displays their values
What’s in a program?
• Programs work by manipulating values
• Expressions in programs evaluate to values• Primitive expressions evaluate directly to values with
minimal work needed
• Operators combine primitives expressions into more complex expressions
• The Python interpreter evaluates expressions and displays their values
(demo)
Mathematical expressions
Mathematical expressions
Mathematical expressions
Mathematical expressions
Mathematical expressions
Mathematical expressions
Mathematical expressions
Mathematical expressions
Mathematical expressions
Mathematical expressions
Mathematical expressions
Mathematical expressions
Mathematical expressions
Mathematical expressions
Mathematical expressions (demo)
Call expressions
Call expressions
add ( 2 , 3 )
Call expressions
add ( 2 , 3 )operator
Call expressions
add ( 2 , 3 )operator operands
Call expressions
• In a call expression, the operator and operands themselves are expressions
add ( 2 , 3 )operator operands
Call expressions
• In a call expression, the operator and operands themselves are expressions
• To evaluate this call expression:
add ( 2 , 3 )operator operands
Call expressions
• In a call expression, the operator and operands themselves are expressions
• To evaluate this call expression:
1. Evaluate the operator to get a function
add ( 2 , 3 )operator operands
Call expressions
• In a call expression, the operator and operands themselves are expressions
• To evaluate this call expression:
1. Evaluate the operator to get a function
2. Evaluate the operands to get its values
add ( 2 , 3 )operator operands
Call expressions
• In a call expression, the operator and operands themselves are expressions
• To evaluate this call expression:
1. Evaluate the operator to get a function
2. Evaluate the operands to get its values
3. Apply the function to the values of the operands to get the final value
add ( 2 , 3 )operator operands
Nested call expressions
Nested call expressions
add(add(2, mul(4, 6)), mul(3, 5))
Nested call expressions
• What does this call expression evaluate to?
add(add(2, mul(4, 6)), mul(3, 5))
Nested call expressions
• What does this call expression evaluate to?
• What are the steps that the Python interpreter goes through to evaluate this expression?
add(add(2, mul(4, 6)), mul(3, 5))
Shakespeare demo!
The Power of Python
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